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A Gray 51 Special. This will complete my 51 Special Collection. Glee!

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Cathy L. Carter

 

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Jinhao Great Wall design from Todd at isellpens.com :) I'll try it out with Heart of Darkness, which should be arriving with it as well!

the blog:

{<a href="http://all-my-hues.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">All My Hues: Artistic Inklinations from a Creative Mind</a>}

 

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ishimaru_kaito Near Mint

ishimaru_kaito

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I'm on a bit of a Rotring Core bender, just got my second rollerball, and now waiting for a Rotring Core Balium FP in the post... :D

 

Rich

"The wise man in the storm prays to God, not for safety from danger, but for deliverance from fear."

Ralph Waldo Emerson

 

Pens: Parker Jotter (black), Parker Frontier (M), Rotring Core Balium (XL), Sheaffer Prelude (M)

Inks: Yard-O-Led Blue/Black, Parker Quink Black and a vintage Quink Blue

Next pen: Varuna (Kavi, Rajan or Gajendra)...

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donwinn Antique

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Levenger Truewriter Metalist in Pearl finish. Saw the post on Saturday on Marketplace under Market Watch. $25.95 total, shipped.

 

Donnie

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Edmund Burke (1729 - 1797)

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A red ripple Waterman 52 with what looks like a very unusual, very flexible, broad oblique nib (ebay # 170238602028) and a Pelikan Ibis with an OM nib.

 

Simon

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Helloooo fellow pen hounds..... :happyberet:

 

I have just ordered a Sailor Sapporo F nib with gold trim. I don't reckon it will arrive till next week though...... :crybaby:

(I've already got a Professional Gear with B nib)

 

For what pen(s) are you waiting, in the mail? And are you waiting patiently lol....

 

I am waiting, fairly patiently so far, for a Parker 51 full-sized Flighter that should be in sometime this week. And about a week after that I should be getting a stylograph pen that is probably over a hundred years old. Both were amazingly inexpensive, the Flighter was $170 and the stylogragh was $5.

 

Harry Leopold

“Prints of Darkness”

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RevAaron Collectors Item

RevAaron

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1. A Sheaffer Snorkel that Ernst Bitterman just restored for me (!);

2. A Lamy 27 from Deutschland- hopefully this week;

3. A Pelikan 400NN that worked out to be a good deal. Or at least, it looks like it was a pretty good deal to me!

 

All together, way too much.

 

Regards,

Aaron

WTB: Lamy 27 w/ OB/OBB nibs; Pelikan 100 B nib

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A red ripple Waterman 52 with what looks like a very unusual, very flexible, broad oblique nib (ebay # 170238602028) ...

 

:puddle: Amazing

 

And I am waiting for an unrecognized (yet) set I picked from eBay for $3.99 (because I really liked the black/red leather pouch):

 

http://i4.ebayimg.com/07/i/000/fc/66/bd47_1.JPG

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satrap Vintage

satrap

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OMG. Is that an Opera you picked up for $50??? Lucky you!

 

:puddle: :puddle:

 

:bawl: I've been looking for one of these for along time.

And I thought I was doing well when I picked up a BIN mint red Rhapsody for same price...

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Yeah, this will be my second Opera for that price (stick with me, kid!), making a total of 3. The first one I got for about 200, so I have to make up for not being much of a sumgal at that point... :thumbup:

 

And congrats on your Rhapsody, that was a great price, too! I have also purchased a blue Rhapsody tester pen for 40.00 (thanks, Leigh!), and a LeMan 200 for 20.00. :bunny01:

"... because I am NOT one of your FANZ!" the INTP said to the ESFJ.

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OMG. Is that an Opera you picked up for $50??? Lucky you!

 

:puddle: :puddle:

 

:bawl: I've been looking for one of these for along time.

And I thought I was doing well when I picked up a BIN mint red Rhapsody for same price...

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:ltcapd:

Yeah, this will be my second Opera for that price (stick with me, kid!), making a total of 3. The first one I got for about 200, so I have to make up for not being much of a sumgal at that point... :thumbup:

 

And congrats on your Rhapsody, that was a great price, too! I have also purchased a blue Rhapsody tester pen for 40.00 (thanks, Leigh!), and a LeMan 200 for 20.00. :bunny01:

 

:yikes: 2 Operas at $50!! You're clearly out sumgai-ing me! Best priced 100s - Patrician and Briarwood - both at $70 + a Patrician B.P. at $20. Haven't been able to find a 200 below $35.

 

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Carlos Mint

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A Lime Green Safari with a 1.1 mm italic nib from Pengallery.

 

It left the store at 4:45 pm today and it's supposed to arrive in the office at 12 noon tomorrow.

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EventHorizon Antique

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I received said pen Monday and it's a vintage Remington from rroossinck. Pics and review to follow.

 

Thanks again rroossinck.

Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent.

Isaac Asimov, Salvor Hardin in "Foundation"

US science fiction novelist & scholar (1920 - 1992)

 

There is probably no more terrible instant of enlightenment than the one in which you discover your father is a man--with human flesh.

Frank Herbert, Dune

US science fiction novelist (1920 - 1986)

 

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Rufus Collectors Item

Rufus

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A Bexley yellow Flat Top from Dennis Bowden.

Bryan

 

"The greatest lesson in life is to know that even fools are right sometimes." Winston S. Churchill

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